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Understanding 9/11Book digitized by Google from the library of Harvard University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
The Latin version of the Didascalia, with insertion of a Latin translation of the Syriac Didascalia where the Latin version is not extant, together with the Greek text of books i-vi of the Apostolical constitutions on opposite pages. The Greek text of books vii-viii of the Apostlical constitutions (including in book viii, 47. the Apostolic canons) also with Latin text on the opposite page
Vol. 2: Testimonis et scripturae propinquae
The Latin version of the Didascalia, with insertion of a Latin translation of the Syriac Didascalia where the Latin version is not extant, together with the Greek text of books i-vi of the Apostolical constitutions on opposite pages. The Greek text of books vii-viii of the Apostlical constitutions (including in book viii, 47. the Apostolic canons) also with Latin text on the opposite page
Vol. 2: Testimonis et scripturae propinquae
Notes
The Latin version of the Didascalia, with insertion of a Latin translation of the Syriac Didascalia where the Latin version is not extant, together with the Greek text of books i-vi of the Apostolical constitutions on opposite pages. The Greek text of books vii-viii of the Apostlical constitutions (including in book viii, 47. the Apostolic canons) also with Latin text on the opposite page.
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November 17, 2016
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Only today I noticed the improved update. Thank you!
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PLGO.org
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August 23, 2011
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Subject: An update
This book has been recently re-issued by the PIMS, and is available through this address:
http://www.archive.org/details/didascaliaetcons00funk
The quality of the digitalization is very good, and may solve your troubles with the lost pages.
http://www.archive.org/details/didascaliaetcons00funk
The quality of the digitalization is very good, and may solve your troubles with the lost pages.
Reviewer:
vox_populi
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March 1, 2010
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A copy of bad quality. P.118 is totally illegible.
